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Will Degln at IL NJ. III the Assembly chamber,
which has been kindly rendered to the city Dy
Hon. W. c. Hendricks, Secretary of State.
PROGRAMME.
Music, First Artillery Band.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. A. c. Herrick.
Opening address, Mayor Eugene J. Gregory.
Song, Red, White and Blue, Fair Oaks Glee
Club.
Reading of Declaration of independence, A.
NJ. Seymour.
Music First Artillery Band.
Original Poem Miss Annie C. Weeks, read by
Miss Mamie Warehouse.
Song, "Star-SpaDgied Banner" Fair Oaks
Glee Club.
Grafton, Hon. George C. Perkins.
Song, america" Fair Oaks Glee Club
audience joining with Club.
Benediction
All citizens are requested to decorate their
homes and places of business, and especially
with national colors.
1t is positively prohibited to fire bombs, fire.
crackers or other explosives while the line is
passing, and the police will enforce this order.
Those not here assigned place in the line, will
be given positions on application to the Grand
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ROUTE OF MARCH,

The Procession will move as follows: From
Sixth and K to Tenth, Tenth to l. to Twelfth,
Twelfth to H. n 10 Eighth, Eighth to j, J to sec
ond, Second to K, X to Fourth, Fourth to NJ, II
to Tenth, and countermarch.
Marshals of Divisions will see that no organ
ization leaves the line until the countermarch is
completed
The head of the column will halt at Eighth
and streets for ten minutes, when all in the
Procession will have an opportunity TO get ice
water. No other halt will be made in the line
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The Headquarters of Grand Marshal will be
opened at the Golden Eagle Hotel Saturday af-
ternoon and evening; also, Sunday evening for
the purpose of delivering Sashes to the Aids.
Hats for the Aids can be procured at Vein
stock & Lubin's. The Aids of the Grand Mar
shall desiring to turn out on the Fourth can Sc
cure saddles by calling at the Dexter Stables, X
street, between Fifth and Sixth, without charge
The Division Marshals and Aids must be
promptly at the Grand Marshals Headquarters
Golden Eagle Hotel, at $50 A. NJ, mounted and
ready for orders.
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Marshal-BERT KIDDER.
Aids-C. II. Eldred and II. rhorp.
Capital City Band.
Fire Commissioners.
Sacramento Paid Fire Department, Con Sulli-
van, Chief Engineer: NJ. O Mesra, Assistant.
AllegoricsI Car. peace and Plenty"
Grand Trades Display-John II. Plat, A. D.
Christensen and G. A. Ludlow,
Special Aids.
Citizens in Carriages.
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THE PARADE.

Will be announced at sunrise by a salute of
thirteen guns. The salute will be repeated at
noon and sunset. Company B, First Artillery
Regiment, Captain Cook, commanding.
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

r HAVE TWENTY OF THE BEST q AsoyINp
i STOVES in the world, which will selI for
% per cent. less than Eastern prices. The rea-
son 50 Is, l am going out q all private sales See
ieI42plm W. Il. sHERHuRN' soS K street
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CHAS. ROBIN, CLOTHIER, 702 JS7REET.

On OF L shall
Days
in proporti
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A FARMER kept stout mastiff to seize
upon depredators upon his peach orchard.
A gang of thieves being detected, one of
them was unable TO run briskly He
thereupon boldly halted. and as the dog
came bounding by he clapped his hands
and shouted Seize EN- Tower, seize 'emr'
at the same time directing the attention of
the animal to the flying heels disappearing
up the road. The ruse deceived the
mastif, and saved the calves of that thief,
but like attempt will prove disastrous to
certain of the small fry press that are at
tempting to delude the public concerning
the State school textbook question. While
the San Francisco CKroaicle banks vieiously
and makes no ooncealment of its purpose
these minor sheets, yelp dismally that they
are the friends of the State textbook
scheme, but at the same time they strike
palms with the rogues who are endeavor-
ing TO down the system. While these
sheets Justify cry Seize 'em, Tower they
are solieitously declaring that the system is
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Women suffrage has been Endorsed by
the Ohio Prohibition Convention.
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ErREwoRK9 :

The der will conclude with a grand display o.
Firewcsfs, excelling anything hitherto seen in
Sacramento City.
ELwGOo BRUNER, Grand Marshal.
A. ]. JOHNSTON, Chief OF Staff.
J. W. HUGHES, Assistant. jy2it
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CoNCERT.

At e:45 o'clock p ". a. Capitol Park, the
Hussar Band G. c. Holbrook, Conductor, will
give CONCERT, to consist of the following
selections.
/. March.
. Overture. American National"
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PROGRAMMES
1llth ANNIVERSARY
"THE DAY WE CELEBRATE p
THE DAY

TTNHE GRAND MARSHAL HEREBY AN
j nounces to the public the Route of Process
sion and the general features of the Celebration
which will occur on MONDAY, JULY 18th.
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Balloon Ascension,
7EGATTA.

Az ? P ". sharp, at Capitol Park. PROF. VAN
TAsSELI. will conduct Grand Balloon Ascen-
Sfnr
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Ats Nclock P. N. sharp there VIII be RE
GAIT. on the Sacramento river, to consist of
First-A Gentlemen's Skif Race.
Second-A Seulling Race.
Third-A Washtub Race.
Fourth-A Lady's Sl<iff Race.
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THE NINE HORROR.
A Thrilling Account of the Recent Could
and Curry Disaster.

The terrible disaster at the Gould Il Curry
mine was yesterday the absorbing topic on
Pine street and among not only those
directly interested in mining matters but
the public generally. The following ac-
count was written by an eyewitness of the
distressing affair, and reached the hands of
President Wells on Thursday morning:
The fire broke out about Is minutes after
5 o'clock in the evening. AT the time both
of the cages were down the shaft AS l
approached the mouth of the shaft the
black flames rolled up with great fury and
soon filled the hoi ting works. The nc
ment l drew near the shaft detected the
smoke that came from the burning giant
powder.
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6. Piece characteristic, " Jolly biacksmltn,
representing carly dawn and INTRODUCING
anvils, chimes, coek-erow, birds and CRANE
vocal chorus,
T. Overture SRA Diayoia '...............( Auber.
8. Gallop, sMephisto's Message
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4 Solo for cornet, Young America" (per
formed by W. s. Weymouth -...-.....( Levy.
s. Spanish fantasia, Z" La Paloma
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THE LITERARY EXERCISES

VIII begin at u NJ. in the Assembly Chamb
which has been kindly rendered to the city
Hon. W. c. Hendricks, Secretary of State.
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s. Waltz, - Remembrance OF Naples
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CHANCERY SALE
THE EASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY OF

5B 4a2 EFT y
WAsHINGT9N: D;
T. H;s's s1s.s sbs
4 r. gTs%,;ss %kpSEs%xSn e. THfkTI1EsiH1h i
ton, in the District of Columbia:
lot
By
r. r. fsF f5 j. Of
aS %o ss aas sS s
ana Sns 1spa1sa soo
ana
six 00S,, one hundred and seven 900. one hundred
dred and ten q iQl. one hundred and eleven il) one
hundred and Twelve qa21 one hundred and thirteen
North Ga9 one HUNDRED snd three
SS as5s as ssS1s
ONE Hundred Ss qi .o one 'Y nn
s5s ia . .ss hSsd and
dTsd and a one hundred and
u6s5 one hundred and sixty;iour de41. one hundred
st square numbered SIX hundred and seventy
&c ss7 4 f5dn e ogUR
FIRST Original Lots numbered three 90 and four,
&, and
e go :n
Srsets u square numbered one Thousand
II THiRb. On the SAME DAY, .. HALF PAST FOUR
OCLOCkpm. IN front OF the premises. lots numbered
Sns esxen s iSth st. @ ne S
18Th 81: Sc. snd twelve usl ION i6sS st. between
X. RSt Us IL SANE BAY, =. QUARTER go
Un f Sswssn 18Th
hsh it, 81 ssat @ .sd nn.
fT qqf S se s AZ DAT
fcorner OF Ga aud 10th SITS. sc in square mum
;ssnssss :es
as S Gs 3 Cs1e .eS ina lash
ca S1 aStn se ss g.
| in square numbered one thousand and eighty SIX
sESENTH On the SAME . D D =. HAI'FpAs1
and nine me- o. III lon is:h between and ss Eel i
sai
O'CLOCK in front OF the premise. Lot nImbsse,
one dOSil, corner q 16th and G.. ave. s.e.I
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree Onethir
of the purchase money in cash. and the balance in
note Of the purchaser must be gyen 70 bear interes
the property sold all cash. at option.
conveyancin At purchasers cost deposit of $5O
not complied with in days from the day of sale
the Trustees the right to resell It the risk
Of defaulting purchaser after i've days previou
notice IN The Evening Star
SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee
4G2 Louisiana ave.
r. 8. DAVIS, Trustee,
313 Az st. nv.
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee,
46S Louisiana ave.
pUNcANsoN Bros, AuctioneerA mh7
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosaLs FOR PINE SHELVING.
WASHINGTON. d. c., March -, 1887
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. for Pine Shelving for
the new L. A. Medical Museum and Library Building
will Ia received At this Office until the SECOND DAY
OF MAY. 1887. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. and Opened
iIane ed ateIy thereafter. in presence of bidders
specifications anu general instructions bidders
And blank forms Il ag r De mad the Army
The right reserved To reject any all bids to
decrease the quantity Of work proposed to
OF the government TO do So
Envelopes containing Proposals should be addressed
Shelving for the New Army Medical Museum and Ii
nil,s-:;t JNo MOORE Surgeon General T. s. Army.
DRoPosALs FOR GENERAL EXCAVATION FOR
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE CoNsrRUc-
rIoS OF THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY BuILD-
ING. No 143 EAST CAPITOL STREET,
w.ssISGros. d. c, March 20, 1877.
Sealed proposals Will be received this office until
for al the excavating required for the cellar and ara
bottoms OF the ConresiO Library Building in aC-
eCri4noe with drasines and sIecineatons copies Of
which and additional information may be had 1t the
Office of l. suthIneyer Architect. 1a5 East Capitol
street. l. 2. G. LAMAR.
EDwA Asnv CLARK.
mh26-e0 TO spl2 Commissioner
DROPosALs FOR IRON WORK FOR ELE.
n,rrcE OF BUILDING FOE SISTr Wan Ann N.xx
DEPARTMENTS. WASHINGTON ID T., March 10th, 1887
Sealed proposals tor furnishing. delivering and put.
ornamental iron and fronts other iron work
required for the elevators in the west wing
in this city viii be reserved at tins ofe until is
On WEDNESDAY, THE YHIRTIEfH DAY o.
MARCH. 1884, and opened Immediately thereafter in
Speeiicaiions. general instructions TO bidder land
blank forms of PROPOSAL Will be furnished estsb-
iASi's' HAL ~ Thus. LINCOLN ' ctsEY.
mh10.11 12.142SS29 Colonel Corps Of Ens'rs.
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CHARLEs ". HANDY, Real Estate Agent.

NHARLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent.
Auction SALE OF TEN DESIRABLE BUILDING
DAkY AND SRI SIS. n ". AND FOUR FRoNT.
III ING Nc, on sTH ST, ADJOINING BOUNDARY. =.
gTs Ri S Sn # ,he 10Th DAY , OF
2O1, 2. g. f. g. 6, H. Is, JIG, and II, Of subdivision
Of lots in Prsthers subdivision Of Pleasant Plains
plat Of which can be seen at my Office at sale This
sale will offer great inducements to those looking for
desirable bull ding sites Terms made known day Of
sale. DUNCANSON BROS,
mh24, 26, 2S&20 Auctioneers.
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TuIHOS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRIDGE
(N) STREET

(M) STREET.
by virtue Of deed Of trust dated October Ia
sell on MONDAY. the FOURTH OF APRIL. A. D. ISL
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the prem
fronting "a feet on Bridge M street with depth Of
120 feet to wide alley being the premises Nos.
story and attic brick building with brick stable in
has tine freproof bank vault the location is in the
business heart OF the town. and the place formerly
the National Bank of Commerce.
Terms of sale: Onethrd cash: residue in two equal
payments at one and two years. with interest to be
pay all in cash 1t is preferred however, TO leave at
least onehalf upon the property.
Sale is positive and the attention of persons desiring
. good investment is specially invited. All taxes to
June 30 1887 will be paid and the title considered
absolutely perfect.
mhs2-d&ds FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
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cHAScERY SALE OF XAhgABLE BUSINESS

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, THE SAME BEING HOUSE AND
STORE No. 7l2, ON STREET NOkTHN EST
By virtue of adecree Of the Supreme Court Of -,
No. 9615, the undersigned trustee Will SELL at E:I
public auction in front Of the promises. on THUR
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ all Of Lot b, in square
four hundred and twenty seven ago in the city of
Washington, D. c., said lot being contained within the
following metes and bounds viz: Beginning for the
the northwest corner of said square, and running
thence east feet thence south 100 feet thence west
~ feet and thence north 100 feet the beginning.
Terms of sale: One third Of purchase money to be
paid in cash aud the residue IN equal instalnents
chaser to be given for the deferred payments and to be
secured on the property sold by reserved lien deed
Of trust, or all cash. at option of purchaser
The property will be sold clear all xes and assess
ments to day Of SALE All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. VIM. 4. EDMONSTUN
Trustee,
Office, 420 9TH st. NV.
1. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. mh23-dEds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES No, 4OS 13h
STREET SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust bearing
date the 9Th day Of August. A. p. 1873 and duly
TUESDAY. THE FIFTH DAY OF APRIL 4. D. 1857,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ, in front Of
the premises offer for SALE at public auction, all that
piece parcel of ground described north half Of
eight t68l improved by Three-story Frame Dwelling,
with Side Lot being house and premises No zOS 13H
street southwest.
Terms Of sale Amount secured and expenses Of sale
cash. and the balance IN two equal instnents at six
90 and twelve CD months secured by deed of trust
upon the premises sold deposit Of fifty ($5O) dol
ing at purchasers cost II the terms Of sale are not
Trustee the right resell st the rsk and cost
Of the detauting purchaser after Ave Co days notice
District of Columbia. ALEXANDER F. MORAN,
mh24- rryIStea
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AUCTION SALES.
FHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneen

CHOICE EyERGREENs, FRUIT TREES ROSES,
ETC, AT AUCTION. EMBRACING GOLDEN
ARB0RVITA JUNIPER. MAGNOLIA, GRANDE
ETC, AT AUCTION
-, TO, MORROW tWEDNEsDAY1 MARCH THIR:
III, 1851 commencing at ELEVEN UCLoCK q
above Plants from the well known nursery of Mr. John
SAUL It'll THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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Wm. HacDoogai, ex-Eacanier OF the Canadian
cabinet, ard one OF the best known lawyers in th0
Dominion, defends the position taken by eecretary
Bayaf0, and CONDEMNS the present Canadian gov.
ernment asaavtng but very MARROW conslructSM
upon the ueaIy Of lSlR
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L. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
= DENSINGER, Auct
|Cs ID Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, Nos.

93S, $40 and 942 Louisiana ave.
Auction sale of Horses Carriages, Wagons, Harness.
MORNING at TEN O'CLOCK. regardless of weather.
Always on hand and at private sale the most COM
plete stock OF Carriages Bugies and Wagons in the
CITY consisting Of Extension Top Carriages, Surriee
Jump Seats Phsetons Top and No Top Buggies, speed
ing Wagons, Road Carts Express, Grocery and De-
livery Wagons. Full line Of ali kinda OF Harness: In
fact everything appertanng the business at
that DEFY cOmDetitiOi,. m
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FACTS ABOUT THE YACHT THIsTrE, NOW suILDING TO
RACE WITH OUR BOATS.
she Scotch cutter Thistle, now building In Scot
land from plans by Mr. George l. Watson, will be
about 80 feet on the water line She will be $40
feet longer than the Galatea and 3-10 feet wider
5 feet narrower. Longer than the Galatea, with
more beam and considerable more sail area, She
will, no doubt, have great driving power, and this
that the hull must be made to correspond with
the driving power which is to be put upon II.
From t1ee caaser ai1 or saas she
weather, though with her width OF beam and
depth abe viii prove greater cutter in all kinds
that she viii carry win prove fast in light Winds
She is SO powerful that she Will be able to carry
her sails in the strongest WINDS and WIN stand up
beam than the Maydower, and LILO feet more
draught. Comparing her with the Puritan, she
feet ct less beam, With feet more draught. She
will be able 70 carry as great sail area as the
Puritan and over 40 mile course viii have TO
II the measurements given are the actual ones,
the Thistle is the longest racing cutter yet built
American Shops, now that the longest Of them,
the Mayhower, is going abroad. The CORE
spondenI at Glasgow who furnishes these figures
also says that the cutter Is OF steel with smooth
plating above the water line, and SIN and out"
plating below. The Offcial measurements, with
ns sne ss New "
In their hands
4 MErr1NG OF rHs NEW YORK YACHT CLUB rurs
evHNIN0.
Commodore Smith received yesterday the Official
challenge OF James Ben, Of the Royal Cork Yacht
Club. In favor OF the Thistle, which Is to compete
against our representative for the American cup
Mr. Ben requests that all arrangements be made,
ana Degs the racing COMMITTEES to agree upon .
date as early In October "a possible. special
meeting OF the New York Yacht Club the holder
and donr Of tho cup. has been called for this
evening.
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A g. PRATT & SONS,
H. INSURANCE AND REAL. ESTATE AGENTS
No A1n ATH S,C Al VI - -

DO. 40 9TH ST. NV.
AUCTION SALE OF THAT MAGNIFICENT BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF NINTH AND ID STREETS NORTH
WEST, LATELY OCCUPIED BY LINCOLN HALL
BUILDING, BEING ALL OF LOTS NUMBERED
THEE 90 AND f0uk "a AND PART OF LOT
DkED AMP SEVEN VI M, S407), IN THE CITY OF
business site in tins city fronting 100 feet ON 9th
street west aud 100 feet on north win be sold
as q whole and will carry the material now laying
thereon.
ON SATURDAY, ITwENTY-THIRD APRIL. 1887.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ we will offer for sale in
'front.' OF the premises the above meltiUed properly
Terms made known Mt SALE
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auct.s,
mnIo-d6ds 9th and D sts. NV.
RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE, GRANTED ON -
~ the 9th day Of March. A. d. 1887. in Equity N&3
Cause No. 10.4O9 in which George w. Leesnitzerl 81
ct al eomplSinsnts and Virginia Leesnitzer ct al
are DEFENDANTS will proceed to sell in front of the
premises Lot g2 square 4e6, contsnns 3,O54 square
feet 81 ground improved by Frame House IN the City
q Ws 1 D'stSct q Col1mbis t6a FIRST
The terms Of sale shall be: Ono. half cash; balanc1
Ia one and two years, at the option Of tho purchaser
al may be paid II CASH eco to be paid q che sale
GEO. " TkksNITzER, TRUSTEES.
WALTER Z. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
mh22,2l,2 6,Z9,3l
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Jusr Received
ANEW LINE OF CHINA SILKS.
In Lsht Blue Cardinal. Nile. Pistache Light Olive
1cza and other equally new and desirabls shades,
at 81 PER YARD. 27-IN WIDE.
CARDINAL. P1sTAcHE AND YELLOW PONGEE,
at SOC PER YARD, 19-IN WIDE.
cOLORED MOIREs,
In Lieht Gray, Dark Gray. Light Brown, N Blue,
HeasotroPe, TAns, Green and other shades,
nsl75 PER YARD, ss-1N. WIDE
These are guaranteed all silk.
ALINE OF PRINTED poNGEE,
In Brown. Heiosrope. Olive Blue and Garnet figures,
81 PER YARD. 24-IN. WIDE.
These are goods of the latest designs.
Full Line of 36-inch AllSilk Pongee, at SL1O
per yard
These are very handsome goods
The above are all new goods and very, very pretty.
In addition to the above we have received 100
pieces OF CoIORED SURAHS, at 75c. Per Yard, COM
prising the following shades Heliotrope Pstache
Apple Green, Tans, Brown and all other shades now in
vogue.
GRAND DISPLAY OF FRENCH sATTEENs.
The Most Superb Collection Ever Shown of Choice
Designs ever placed on our counters.
1000 Of FINE FIGURED sATTEENs, Most Besuti.
ful and Choice Figures ever shown; exact inita-
ton of French Patterns the most phenomenal
bargain Of the times: goods sold everywhere fol-
&c; Our Price, 12hc. Per Yard.
Never again will you have such an opportunity.
Never again do we expect to approach the quality
designs at such figure.
Our satteens. both Domestic and Imported are kept
on the lst floor.
Ask to see the Quantity. the Variety, the Odd and
Neat PAsserns That cannot be shown by any Other
house, but
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

TNHOS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
HOSSE kNUwN AS No. 100 ON G STREET
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
e99S the undersigned Trustee will sell vt public kI
TIVE sA1SES tn SxSf THhoa, 1857 FAVE
DC. 80
Terms of sae One third cash, and residue in one
len CT St ss on the
erty sold 9 be gyen all cash at option Of the pur
chaser All taxes 10 day of sale be paid from pur
chase money. .Conveyances at purchasers cost.
VIM. Z. EDMONSTON. Trustee,
THOS e. wAoaAMAN, A1ct. mills
geo. ". sTICKNEY, Auutioneer. 93e Street.
1nUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
REAL ESTATE AT MOUNT PLEASANT.
By .irtne Of deed OF trust d. ted October Sth, a
AL 1853. and duly recorded in iber 1910 folio IN
u e seq lone OF tine land ords the District -.
sc ured sy said trust wi offer for sale in front of
the Premise 9, on TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTY
Ninth, 1881. at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following
ped real estt lying AMI being in the county OF
described al lots numbered forty (44 for Eve
4o and fortysix t46) i'm g. r. crowns recorded su b.
divisiC n OF Mount Pleasant
Terms of sale One third 90 cash aud the balance in
one I'd and two ca years with interest AZ six (6) per
u per annuu to be secured by deed of trust on
the property sold or al cash. ut the option Of the
Chaser deposit OF $50 each lot will be required
81 time OF safe; al Gonveyaneng at cost
from day of sale.
mh seo&ds JOHN H. BENTON. Trustee.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
IT'HOMAs BOWLING Auctioneer.
ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF
TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS AND OTHER
ORIENTAL GOODS,
EMBRACING RARE PIECES, SUCH AS GHEOR-
DIEZ. CARABAGH, DAGHIsTAN. ROYAL OU-
CHAK, KORHASSAN, ISPAHAN, TEHERAN,
ROYAL CAMEL'S HAIR, ROYAL AGRA, ROYAL
BOKHARA, ROYAL MECCA, ANATOL1AN,
ROYAL CASHMERE, ROYAL MOSQUE, ROYAL
sUMAK CARPETS AND RUGS, PORTIEREs
AND EMBROIDERIEs THE WHOLE FORMING
THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
ORIENT TEXTILES EVER SENT TO THIS
CITY.
ALSO A SPLENDID SELECTION OF ANTIQUE
RUGS.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE WITHOUT RE.
SERVE,
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
Southwest corner nth st.. and Pennsylvania ave-,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH
80 AND 81, AND APRIL 1.
AT11A A. AND 3 P. NJ. EACH DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-29

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Shoe Company, was arrested Saturday charged
with embezxung4 R10o eensof1nnSJ oegelopmeots
are expected.